Jared Leto’s method acting on set has been criticised in the past, particularly for his controversial ‘gifts’ to his Suicide Squad co-stars. However, in Morbius, he appears to have taken it to a whole new level.

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The 50-year-old actor plays Michael Morbius, a biochemist who has been working furiously. In order to find a cure for a rare blood ailment he has. But instead infects himself with an ancient kind of vampirism.
Daniel Espinosa the film’s director, spoke with Uproxx. Where he corroborated a strange story that interviewer Mike Ryan had heard. Revealing that Leto would even stay in character between takes. Which resulting in extended toilet breaks.

Leto’s role in the film Michael Morbius had been debilitated by this unusual blood disorder to the point where he needed crutches on a regular basis.

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Even between takes, the method actor would stay in character, according to Ryan, who heard Leto was’so devoted’ to playing Morbius that he would ‘use his crutches and slowly hobble to the restroom.’
Ryan went on to say that it became an issue because ‘he was taking so long’ for bathroom breaks, which led to a deal to ‘get him a wheelchair so someone could wheel him there faster and he agreed to that.’

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